Located on Wales' South West Pembrokshire coastline, Tenby Golf Club is claimed to be the oldest course in Wales! Established in 1888 and extended by the world renowned architect James Braid over 100 years later, the current layout dates back to 1907.
The nearby town of Tenby is worth an explore, with a range of shops, cafe's and restaurants, the white sandy beach offers great views across the English Channel.
Measuring at slightly over 6,500 yards, the course is not long by any stretch of the imagination, but the undulating dunes and tight fairways make this a good test for all golfers. The course is very traditionally links in style, built through towering dunes with very undulating greens, there is a natural feel to the holes. On top of this, there are fantastic views all across the course, from the highest point, the lonely Cadley Island and beyond is in full view.
Tenby offers 11 en-suite Dormy House accommodations, a harmonious combination of comfort and convenience, situated merely a short distance from the first tee and acting as the entrance to one of Wales' most celebrated links courses.
